Sentence examples for each demise from inspiring English sources
For the past ten years, a blogger going by the pseudonym Jeremiah Moss has refused to let go, grouchily chronicling each demise.
My ego may be like a phoenix that continues to rise from the ashes of each demise, but with each death, there is a more freedom, more spaciousness, and more room for love.
The controls can get a little fiddly sometimes, as the button to aim your weapon-cum-skeleton-key contraption also sees you duck into cover (in a fashion reminiscent of Roll7's Not a Hero, but without the bloodlust), but quick restarts after each demise – and there'll be a few, accompanied by a psychedelic ripple of colours – ensure that frustration is rarely an issue.
"There's an intimate quality to a structure that remakes itself after each horrible demise and invites you to try again.
The gore surrounding each victim's demise is countered by the beauty of Hannibal's gastronomic displays.
People who struggled on against the odds whilst the world looked on anxiously, but ultimately from a comfortable distance: and whom, when they each met a demise of unutterable cruelty, the world then mourned and for the most part gently forgot.
Although extinction is an ongoing feature of the Earth's flora and fauna (the vast majority of species ever to have lived are extinct), the fossil record reveals the occurrence of a number of unusually large extinctions, each involving the demise of vast numbers of species.
Each leader's demise has transitioned Pakistan's identity and allegiance away from its origin.
While it is appreciated that this extinction has both natural and anthropogenic causes, disentangling the contribution of each to the demise of any particular species has proven immensely challenging [11] [13].
Each still meets its demise by squeaking, "Oh, no!" It sounds as if it had accidentally left its A.T.M. card at home.
And at each announcement of a demise, thousands of owners have suddenly found themselves driving cars acknowledged as failures and virtually certain to lose a fair percentage of their resale value.
